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Unless Boris Johnson and lead Brexit negotiator David Davis stop babbling about possible trade deals years hence outside the EU and become unexpectedly non-ideological and nimble – and Theresa May and home secretary, Amber Rudd, very pragmatic about immigration – British science is about to be very badly hurt.
Coupled with limits on immigration, defunding science will virtually guarantee that some other nation or nations will fill the vacuum we will leave behind.
Those in power who debate over our health care, immigration, economy, science and morality have the eyes and ears of media driven spectacles whose lives seem to matter more than the rest of us.
Conservatives of the last decade lost their way by rejecting science, immigration reform and personal freedom, particularly in regard to choices made by women and gays.
The arrival of the virus in America has crystallised a range of Conservative anxieties: immigration, race, terrorism, science, big government, Barack Obama – you name it.
When asked what might help rebuild the country's manufacturing commons faster, they mentioned things like a larger immigration program for science, engineering and technology graduates; tripling government investment in basic research and development; hugely increasing export financing; and changing the country's regulatory scheme.
With dramas ranging from Five Daughters through to Criminal Justice, and factual programmes covering areas as diverse as modern art, science, immigration and homelessness to name but a few, I welcome the trust's comments and look forward to continuing to take the channel even further for viewers".
All about gay marriage, women's rights, pornography, censorship, "elitist" higher education, support for the arts, for science, immigration, the environment, legal marijuana, gays in the military, a black president, self-determined spirituality versus the deep poison that is organized religion.
Increased international scientific exchange in all directions supports, rather than inhibits, the equitable distribution of talent, and U.S. science and immigration policies should be drawn in ways that facilitate the movement of graduate and postdoctoral scientists in both directions.
A reformed immigration policy, Wadhwa told Science Careers, should take into account specific skills that the economy needs and be careful to not mistake a narrow area of genuine need as a generalized shortage of STEM workers.
